Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-10-29

Three prisoners in the county Isil.

proving.
Miss Gertie Hazlett is visiting friends a,
Gold Hill.
The Pollard mill, Of Silver, has started
up on "custom" rock.
Two Of the young folks Of Silver are about
to make venture at matrimony.
Dora Gruber is not improving as fast as
her friends would wish to see her.
w. D. Torreyson and NJ. w. Startling Of
Carson were in Dayton Thursday.
A mining suit is threatened between the
Oest and Lacruits mines of Silver.
House.hunters in Silver City are Gem.
planning Of scarcity Of vacant houses.
1t is reported that a Catholic church is
soon to be built in Greenfield, Maron Valley.
Considerable lumber is being hauled
through Dayton bv Mason Valley farmers,
at present.
w. A. Rulison has gone to Sacramento
and will be home to day if the train is no,
~ hours late.
Bert Crandall and E. L. Hubbard drove a
band Of horses through here Tuesday, TO
Mason Valley.
Andy Walmsley is limping around with a
lame back, he hurt it lifting ton of cold
iron, more or less.
There will be blacksmith shop erected
near the new Jail, by Mr.. Campbell, in
Greenfield, Mason Valley.
F. c. Pollard, OF Reno, has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. Homer Bonham, for a few
days and returned home yesterday.
The Lacrui,s mine. in Silver City, now
has large force Of men at work, and is
daily extracting plenty Of rich ore.
A peculiarly of Hoods Sarsaparilla is
that while it purifes the blood, it imparts
new vigor to every function Of the body.
Frank Downey and Alec Mckenzie were
in from Mason Valley Wednesday and
Thursday and returned home yesterday
morning.
Lee Mccullough. the jockey who was so
seriously injured at the late races in Green
field, is rapidly improving, and will soon be
as well as ever.
Mrs Lyman Jones, Of Silver City, who
has been quite i'll for some time is up and
able to be around, although still quite un.
der the weather.
The Free Masons OF Silver City have va
Gated the hall over Frett's saloon so long
occupied by them. Mr.. Frett is fitting it up
as a lodging house.
There is one advantage in the style OF
large buttons now worn on ladies' jackets.
They come in nicely as ornamental shoppers
for stove pipe holes.
A crowd Of Dayton massns paid a frater.
nal visit to Gold Hill Chapter Thursday
evening. The Royal Arch Degree was con-
ferred and a good time had.
The Quin n family are having a streak Of
bad luck. John Quinn upset buggy near
the Haywoo d mine last Thursday, but for
tunately escaped serious injury.
Quite a large number Of cattle have been
driven into Mason Valley. for the Winter.
the best winter range in the State.
Mrs. C. S. Clark and son, of Williams
port, Penn, have been visiting Mrs. Homer
Bonham Of this place, for the past few days.
Mrs Clark is an aunt Of Mrs. Bonham.
Last Tuesday, one Of the cars attached to
he tailings train on the Douglass road,
broke an axle, and in consequence the whole
xuas he'd hA
The County road between Dayton and
Silver City is in . horrible condition. A
lew dollars spent on the roads in this end
Of the county would be q good investment.
Web Roberts while carrying quicksilver
n the Douglass mill slipped and ruptured
himself so badly that he has been laid up,
md will not be able to do any hard work
or some. time.
E. P. Lovejov bought a thorough bred |
bull calf. Of Sam Davis. This is
move in rhe right direction. as first class
LARRY stock is what is needed in Mason Val. |
ey. and the H"l>teius ave conceded to We
he best. The price paid was $500.
Grading for The new acid chamber was
he gun on Thursday last. and The lumber for
'ext. c. II. Ruli>sn who has been engaged |
o erect the edefice, says they will be ready |
o lay the foundation by hat time and the
york will be pushed as rapidly as possible.
F. W. Fairbanks and w w Coffin re
urned Thursday evening from their hunting
rip to the Sink. They brought some game
With them. but left most OF it in camp. salt.
ID dswn. Cooper and Duncan will not re.
urn for a couple Of weeks yet. Those that
report game as not very plentiful.
The condition Of T. J. A. Flaws remains
bout the same. The fever was promptly
hecked. but seems to have settled in his
light knee and calf Of his right leg. DIR.
hacker laneed his knee Wednesday evening
md large amount Of puss has been re.
moved. Mr.. Flaws hopes to be so far re.
overed as to assist in rebuilding the Acid
for ]. M. Douglass & Co.
The Piutes are having a grand fanda"go
n Pinenut Valley. this week. The pinenuts
ire unusually plentiful this year, and the In.
ians are determined to get them all. hence